Around and about there have been cropping up these ‘bubble tea‘ places. What’s that all about? Doesn’t sound to me like a hot refreshing golden cuppa. Fizzy fecking tea!
Around and about there have been cropping up these ‘bubble tea‘ places. What’s that all about? Doesn’t sound to me like a hot refreshing golden cuppa. Fizzy fecking tea!
Just one of those things from abroad that's in fashion at the moment, like the American stuff before it etc.
Apparently very high mark up - cheap ingredients (cheap ones just use powder and then the pearls), easy to make so probably minimum wage staff, high price for what it is.
Also wouldn't be surpised if a few are the next 'American Candy' type places and there's a suspiciously high profit being made....
I missed International Tea Day yesterday, but today will be similar to yesterday. 2 cups of English Breakfast when I wake up. 3 or 4 Ceylon in the morning. 1 or 2 Kenyan in the afternoon. Then, Assam or Ceylon in the evening.
I missed International Tea Day yesterday, but today will be similar to yesterday. 2 cups of English Breakfast when I wake up. 3 or 4 Ceylon in the morning. 1 or 2 Kenyan in the afternoon. Then, Assam or Ceylon in the evening.
I missed International Tea Day yesterday, but today will be similar to yesterday. 2 cups of English Breakfast when I wake up. 3 or 4 Ceylon in the morning. 1 or 2 Kenyan in the afternoon. Then, Assam or Ceylon in the evening.
Around 9 cups of tea a day?
Yes, occasionally ten and very occasionally eleven, but it hinges on whether I drink red wine in the evening.
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With a lovely brew 😍
https://youtube.com/shorts/X59cgXHh_nc?si=zehXITtGd4LY6uJg
I love a good mug of tea.
The rolls royce of tea 😎☕️
Possibly a more acquired taste, but I also enjoy 'tea india's' chai tea and ginger chai tea,
All of the above served black.
Eh?
Hang on….you must mean two tea bags in a large teapot, you’re not fooling me with your madness.
What’s that all about?
Doesn’t sound to me like a hot refreshing golden cuppa.
Fizzy fecking tea!
Apparently very high mark up - cheap ingredients (cheap ones just use powder and then the pearls), easy to make so probably minimum wage staff, high price for what it is.
Also wouldn't be surpised if a few are the next 'American Candy' type places and there's a suspiciously high profit being made....
prefer a pot on the weekend when sitting down with a proper breakfast but nothing wrong with teabag in a mug